After Signing with the Nets, I Drop the Act and Come Clean

Are they unable to write about geniuses? Are all the players undrafted and second-round picks?

Well, there aren't any major flaws, and it's not off-putting. The story is there, and the writing is decent, but it's a bit padded out, so padded that I found it hard to get into.

Dude? Could you please create an Excel spreadsheet yourself? The data for this character keeps fluctuating wildly. Anyone with a good memory would find it unbearable. This data is truly speechless.

Looks like it flopped. You're a veteran author, so let me give you some advice! Just go for a "power fantasy" story! Write whatever's fun and exciting, just go for it! Haven't you noticed your novels aren't doing well? Go all in, burn your bridges, don't worry about logic, just aim for the top! Start with an invincible protagonist, lots of humor, and lots of raunchy violence. Give it a try!

Are you planning to write a hundred chapters about one competition?

Stop posting Baidu information. Just post a picture of the person and the car, and a short description. Writing so much stuff won't get any views. Also, stop fighting all the time. I don't understand why your previous books were all about fighting. It's like you can't win just by playing ball without fighting.

He'll always be a third-rate author, making barely any progress even after writing novels for over ten years.

I only read a few chapters, and there were a lot of unnecessary people explaining things, plus the jokes were really bad.

Can anyone recommend some basketball novels with multiple female leads?

Let's write this book properly. Although there were various reasons for everything mentioned earlier. However, I still think it will collapse; the stats are too simple. It only covers shooting, ball handling, and vision; I estimate around 500,000 points is enough to max it out. What happens after that?